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Washinnton Sews
Miss Jan McGrcager of E:ig land arrived Monday to sprn/ the winter at Leeway Farm with Mr. and Mrs. Leon T. Greenaway. Miss MvGreager, who is fond of riding to hounds, expects to hunt with the clubs of Northern Virginia. Mrs. S. 1’. Tolend ot Mavmarket. Va. is spending this week with her brother-in- law and skter, Mr. and sMrs. W. C» Hal! at “Rose Hill.”
The Rev, John Diver-’ has re- turned after a short visit of relatives in Baltimore.
J. M. Caskie war in Washington. D. C. for the week end with his son-in-law and daughter. Dr. fitnd Mrs. Gordon Lindeidjlad.
Miss Annie MilVr .Almond, wKo has been at her home here for several weeks following a stav at Winchester Memoiial Hospital, returned to her school at Herndon. Va. Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Leiov Hal! qf Leesburg. Florida we>e guest- over the week end of Airs. H.ill'parent's-Mr. and Airs. Downing Wood at “Sunny Side.’’ Mis. Hall is in Southside. Va. for several weeLs. • u John R. DeBergh was in Alorgantown, West Va, on Saturday to see the football game between VF.I. and the 1’irivers’ty of West Virginia. Mrs. A. W. Goff and son Kenny. Mrs. John Savage and son Bill and Mrs. Jo Ellen Crane of Baltimore. Md. were week end guess of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cary.
Rav Snead, who 's a student at W'<*odberry Forest ua- with his
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